Instead of cutting out patterns and sewing, natural liquid material is molded into a two-dimensional shape and when the material dries out, the article of clothing is mostly ready to use, it only needs a few minor finishing touches.

With this method no extra clippings are made, you can measure out the exact amount of material you need.

What does the raincoat of the future look like?

Valdís Steinars has teamed up with the Icelandic outdoor fashion label 66°North to make the raincoat of the future.

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Just Bones focuses on developing a strong, natural material from bones.

The bones are ground and their various qualities are used to develop and create a material that is similar in strength to MDF

Bioplastic Skin is a biodegradable packaging for meat made out of animal hides.

With this project hopefully, a platform for discussion and debate is opened up about how society needs to rethink its consumeristic pattern.

Mirroring artwork that serves both the role of a public resting place, a gate into the heart of Reykjavík and as an installation.

The piece is aims to open up a conversation about the importance of positive self-image and how the citizen perceives oneself as a part of their city.